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SAIC, under contract with the Air Force Wright Laboratory, has developed and
demonstrated a prototype High Speed Avionics Data Instrumentation System (HADIS).
The HADIS system is designed to operate in both the laboratory and in an airborne
environment. This paper briefly describes the features of the system including its ability to
collect and record data at up to 13.25 MBytes per second, its ability to provide real-time
processing of the data, and its ability to rapidly reconfigure its interfaces based on field
programmable gate arrays. The paper discusses the need for multiple data paths within the
system to allow parallel operations to take place, the need for dedicated access to the
recorder subsystem, and methods for allowing selective recording based on the information
content of the data. The effort was sponsored by the Test Facility Working Group to
provide a common data collection system for Air Force logistics and test and evaluation
facilities. The design is owned by the government and may be cost-effectively used by any
government agency.

Proceedings from the International Telemetering Conference are made available by the International Foundation for Telemetering and the University of Arizona Libraries. Visit http://www.telemetry.org/index.php/contact-us if you have questions about items in this collection.

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International Foundation for Telemetering

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SAIC, under contract with the Air Force Wright Laboratory, has developed and
demonstrated a prototype High Speed Avionics Data Instrumentation System (HADIS).
The HADIS system is designed to operate in both the laboratory and in an airborne
environment. This paper briefly describes the features of the system including its ability to
collect and record data at up to 13.25 MBytes per second, its ability to provide real-time
processing of the data, and its ability to rapidly reconfigure its interfaces based on field
programmable gate arrays. The paper discusses the need for multiple data paths within the
system to allow parallel operations to take place, the need for dedicated access to the
recorder subsystem, and methods for allowing selective recording based on the information
content of the data. The effort was sponsored by the Test Facility Working Group to
provide a common data collection system for Air Force logistics and test and evaluation
facilities. The design is owned by the government and may be cost-effectively used by any
government agency.

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Airborne Instrumentation

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High Speed Recording

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International Foundation for Telemetering

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0884-5123

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0074-9079

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http://hdl.handle.net/10150/608905

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International Telemetering Conference Proceedings

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text

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Proceedings

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http://www.telemetry.org/

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